The Alpha’s Stellar Mate

A man appeared from inside the guardhouse, holding a weapon in his large hands and an expression that mixed astonishment and anger. The very close eyebrows gave the expression of constant frowns on his square face. But what was scary was his size. If he wasn't more than two meters, then my years of mathematical studies wouldn't be worth anything."Hello," I said amicably when I realized that he was approaching. As pathetic as it seemed, I believed it would be good to get straight to the point. "I received the message."The stranger walked on small debris from the sidewalk, but his boots did not produce sound. It was almost as if he floated, or as if he was trained not to draw attention in any way. A stealth predator. I wondered how long he knew I was there. If I hadn't seen it while I was approaching by car.Although legends lead us to believe in supernatural and unreal creatures, there were also rumors of humans who ventured across borders and never returned, creating a group of surv

Surprise echoed among people, but the man merely moved his eyes to me. The golden glow seemed to turn red for a quick moment, but I did not pay attention to this fact, as I struggled with fear and faced the risk."Listen here, you Neanderthal, I'm an asthmatic with serious problems of arrogance. I studied for years of my short life to get to this point: where I find an answer. People are dying. There is hunger and fear where I come from. If I will be enslaved at the end of this day, at least I demand to know what is there inside this barracks so that the stars would send me here.""Stars don't speak," he said, arching an eyebrow."They spoke this time."The stranger just watched me for too long, so he gave a snorting giggle. The sound gave me goosebumps, but it wasn't out of fear."Your stars sent you to the wolves den, sweetie. There's nothing in there but us.""No medicine?"“No.”"No weed?".“Nothing.”I felt frustrated and shocked. I let go of the stranger's arm and looked at the s

As the pack led me deeper into the wilderness, I couldn't help but feel a sense of unease. The Alpha had let me go, but why? And what was he hiding?My questions were soon answered as we entered the ruins of an abandoned city. The pack moved swiftly, guiding me through the empty streets and alleyways. But as we approached the center of the city, I could sense that something was wrong.The pack suddenly stopped, and the Alpha turned to me, his eyes narrowed. "I can't let you go," he said, his voice low and menacing. "Not now."I tried to protest, but the pack surrounded me, blocking my escape. And then I heard the sound of approaching footsteps. A group of humans, armed with guns and weapons, emerged from the shadows, led by a woman who seemed to be in charge.The Alpha growled, his eyes blazing with anger. "What is the meaning of this?" he demanded.The woman stepped forward, her eyes locked onto me. "You took one of our people," she said. "And now we're here to take her back."The Al

As we entered the pack's den, I couldn't help but feel a mix of excitement and nervousness. I had followed the Alpha here, leaving my old pack behind, but not all of the wolves seemed happy to see me.The Alpha had vouched for me, but some of the wolves still harbored doubts. They had just been in a fight with humans, and the last thing they wanted was to take in a stranger who could bring danger to their pack.As the Alpha led me to a clearing, I saw a group of wolves gathered there, including some who had argued against taking me in. They looked at me warily, and I could feel their eyes scanning me for any signs of danger.I tried to remain calm and composed, not wanting to give them any reason to doubt me. I knew that I had to be patient and earn their trust over time.The Alpha spoke up, addressing the concerns of the pack members. "I know that you're worried," he said. "But Stella is not a threat to us. She has proven herself to be a loyal ally and a skilled fighter. She can help

I sat under the stars, my notebook and telescope by my side. It was my safe haven, my escape from the world around me. As I gazed up at the glittering sky, I felt a sense of peace wash over me.But my solitude was short-lived. I heard footsteps approaching, and I turned to see the alpha making his way towards me. I couldn't help but feel nervous as he sat down next to me, his presence so powerful and overwhelming."Good evening, Stella," he said, his voice deep and soothing."Good evening, Alpha," I replied, trying to keep my voice steady."What are you doing out here all alone?" he asked, his eyes scanning the stars."I'm studying the stars," I replied. "I'm an astrologer.""A really astrologer?" he repeated, clearly intrigued."Yes," I said, feeling more confident now that we were discussing my passion. "I study the movements of the stars and the moon. It's fascinating to me, the way the universe works.""I've always found the stars to be mesmerizing," the alpha said, his eyes still